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Calvin Test

History Quiz

TermDefinition
Ulrich Zwingli Originally a catholic priest that split from catholic church. Believed there are no sacraments and that the bible is the only source of Christian Doctrine,
John Calvin French Catholic theologian who converted to Protestantism and exiled from France. 1. France to Switzerland 2. Becomes the leader of Swiss protestant movement
Doctrines of Calvinism Bible is only source of Christian doctrine, only 2 sacraments: Baptism and marriage.
Doctrine of Predestination: salvation by election Belief is based on God's omnipotence and omniscience compared to man's insignificance and depravity. God has planned out the history of the universe and knows who is destined for hell and salvation.
Doctrine of Predestination: salvation by election pt 2 Those predestined for salvation are known as "the elect" The elect are those granted the gift of faith in Christ and who naturally desire to live good christian moral lives.
Calvinism No priests: "elders" were leaders elected by congregations Emphasis on simple worship and puritanical living - the rejection of worldly possessions. Church attendance required
Geneva Theocracy Calvin led the theocratic government in Geneva. Persecuted non-Calvinists and violators of puritanical code of behavior
Michael Servetus Spanish exiled from Spain for denouncing Christ's divinity , fled to Geneva and condemned to death by Calvin
Spread of Calvinism Becomes dominant in Switzerland and spreads to France Huguenots (french Calvinists) receive some noble support.
John Knox Brings Calvinism to Scotland
Scottish Calvinists are known as Presbyterians
1560 Scotland adopts Presbyterianism as the state region
English Calvinists are known as Puritans
Max Weber German economist and sociologist who argues Calvinism promotes economic development and Capitalism in Europe.
Calvinism promotes: Capitalist values, such as sobriety, thrift, and hard work.
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